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Diary, 1913, of trip with Charles Robert Cross to British Columbia

by: Preble, Edward Alexander, 1871-1957

Publication date: 1913

Topics: United States. Bureau of Biological Survey, Ornithology, Botany, Canada, British Columbia, Prince Rupert, Hazelton, Babine Range, Skeena

Collection: biodiversity; fieldnotesclir2016

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

Item Size: 26.4M

The diary documents work completed by Edward Preble with Charles Robert Cross to British Columbia, in July - November of 1913. Entries are dated, and sometimes are headed with location. The notebook contains descriptions and short histories of communities; distances traveled; observations on flora and fauna; physical surroundings; and Indian words for fauna. At the end of some entries are lists of observed plants and wildlife seen and collected. Includes hand drawn maps. Locations include the vicinity of Prince Rupert, Hazelton, Babine Range and Skeena River

The diary documents work completed by Edward Preble with Charles Robert Cross to British Columbia, in July - November of 1913. Entries are dated, and sometimes are headed with location. The notebook contains descriptions and short histories of communities; distances traveled; observations on flora and fauna; physical surroundings; and Indian words for fauna. At the end of some entries are lists of observed plants and wildlife seen and collected. Includes hand drawn maps. Locations include the vicinity of Prince Rupert, Hazelton, Babine Range and Skeena River

Abstract: The diary documents work completed by Edward Preble with Charles Robert Cross to British Columbia, in July - November of 1913. Entries are dated, and sometimes are headed with location. The notebook contains descriptions and short histories of communities; distances traveled; observations on flora and fauna; physical surroundings; and Indian words for fauna. At the end of some entries are lists of observed plants and wildlife seen and collected. Includes hand drawn maps. Locations include the vicinity of Prince Rupert, Hazelton, Babine Range and Skeena River.